Postcards from Maldives

I’ve read somewhere, that photography is not about taking photos of what everyone can see daily. It is about looking for angles that everyone fails to see, unless you point it out to them – by taking photos (these aren’t the exact words but, something along these lines).

I have mentioned several times here already that I live in a small island and you can walk around it for 15mins. Sometimes I ask myself what other angle of the island have I not taken photo of. The trees and the flowers and the beach have been there for the last 6months and though I am not a photographer, sometimes my hands itch to click the camera.

However, a few days ago, I have kept my camera close to me and tried to catch moments that are out of the ordinary (or as I thought so) and here are some of the photos.

seaplane-landing
Seaplane landing while the sun is setting
couple
A couple taking photos of the sunset while on the boat
seaplane-on-air
Seaplane on air
sky
Look at the sun rays and the clouds, so majestic
windsrufing
I saw one of our colleagues wind surfing 
sunset
Can’t think of a caption
windsurfing-3
Again, just look at the clouds
windsurfing-2
I am really jealous. I want to learn how to wind surf ha ha

Author: aysabaw

Aysa is a self-proclaimed hotelier without any culinary talent. She used to fly around Dubai for ten years via her magic carpet but destiny led her to a new path. She is now a little mermaid swimming in and around the Maldivian waters. If she is not reading her books, writing something comical, leaving rubbish comments on your posts or strumming her guitar, then she's up to some mischief.

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